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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23

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~ Aeo1l a.. q, "a as s.4Ttsa.szis.

WAsalNegQs. Naea -c~l cfssss
c'1saulssi@nsrs l.5se-1sa as.a lass csA
Ssay lie tr1ib II gs8llst.s ssfssss i4zt
bss1s - kxseasss pslsriassais afs -
nAss teen sysiea stieA, y s4stls1s tie eva
service lass - srf<nna ooea3ssisAI
clsFss @ad pFomo.ios s.e1ks ~llhoat eols-
pztiase exsAl nsiionz AE ObeE-y SAYS
tbsy ioord sems ee>es IL sLieh 4Ea.s8i.
meats or Fsom3tsaas ssrs usis ~isAss.t
compliance ~ ltb ais f45Fislaus - tae lgE
p4g in usAFlY every C9se ~ leis kaad Il las
Dsen dkU3olsEratet b infesli is1tlaa tnAi
the apPlilfnIe1i N4s made IS l.adYsffsacs
aud not ALL zny lalsai g. ikaers ~ violate
Ise az &Ra iu every case Nhels lAe st,ea-
ilVn ~ f1e ploger eucl4i Nas t4aea tQ
the matter ii las e.ea pfempt.y IeegLsc
Tie Official head ii t1s Grand AFmy az Csc
Republic submitted 3 lst 81 torsy eikhl ap-
which It was o0mplsias1 Ntre laA6r ia
violation ~ tie civil service isa The cem-
mission fo0k this hsi s1d Investigated the
matter and found thai a., save six we're
appointed ia p1rsa4nce u. AID II CCmpii
aace With provisions of the i4w, alo these
siK they have no. set noeu aD.e ~ locale. III
Il shall bs ionna that the s. pc. ms sre On
the roll. the Commissioners believe i VIII
be developed that fnfy arc there lawfully.
Amoag the appointments iucluded ln Tie
Grand Army list are tie confidential clerks
of Secretary Lamar aid tie Assistant
Secretary of the Interior The civil Ser
vice Commissioners bold that there is DO
question as 10 the rght os such
otil cials 10 appoint their c9nfdeatlal
Secretaries without competitive e1amin4-
ton.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23

The Comptroller yesterday designated
kansas City No, as a reserve city, under
the ueH lag.
Mrs. Doherty died at the age Of III years
9. Boston yesterday. She was the oldest
person in thai city.
Il showed heavily oil day yesterday in
the vicinity Of Rutland. VI, aud a number
of trains were snowb0und.
The murderer Busch who was 20 be
hanged az Ridgessy. Pa. March ~. was
yesterday respi,ed 10 April :.
Harry IlisFs concert saloon Oh Crosby-st..
NeN York. was closed by tie police yester-
dsy for the fast time in thirty -four wears.
The case Of Doodle Alderman Cleary went
10 the Jury yesterday afternoon and at 10
this morning an agreement had not been
reported.
10 the Bgssey bridge investigation yes
ierday Master Mechanic Richard swOre that
he beievei the accident caused b. the
breaking of a raii.
a destructive fire IS raging in the timber
iu he vici-Nv Ol Clinton. Ark. aad al
iacent plantations and neigh5oTing villages
are ia great danser
A storm Of sleet and snow sci in east of
Piusolfs early yesteTdav morning. whieb
completely psrsvzed the telegraph service
be.ween Chicago and New Y0rK.
Rev Father McOiynn yesterday returned
= rhalk for Sfss.-l which vas presented
him bv Michael Davitt saying it could he
besfer used ia relieving the suffering poor OF
Ireland.
Governor Beaver Of Psnne elvania. has
signed the sct creating the posshOn of cor
yorst'o on clerk in the State Treasury. and h.
~ tiresavalt has been promoted 70 the
position
The Compsroilsr of he Currsacv has
AZ fi'ri7ed The fret National rank ~ Tyisr.
Tex 20 commences business wlth acaoitsl
~ <Ie0 ofe. sod ne FIrs. National bank cf
Ozoialis Nsb.. with 50 0n
The Controller of the CuneDcv las
arthoriIsd lie sutton National tank sf
Nebraska 70 commence business wih s
cspifai 1f SO ESQ. and the Farmers National
bank ~ Caa6eid. Ohio. vith So 90
The House q Commons vas in session a.
nisss Monday nignf, aud DID Eot sdiourn
nii iZ5 +. nl.. yester3sT. ths x8vc<nnlent
trying % dispose Il the ssssl snd elril ssr-
vise sis. an TIE Home Rae r0enshe-s. hv
otstrleeti1a. preventing any arfisa beina
taken. INo hnrduet ard sixtv raeraners
we're present.. The Civil Service bil wss
Enilv lesseA
Nsa2nss Scbalci. TIE celebrated singer.
= % haS heen vlaz a. Chicago e. 81 psss
fsu oars suffering from 5 comb naffen II
nervous vroesratisn and irciasert trehaSI
fsver. : n Al fnprevsi cor df658 IS =
don5nnl. ho~eve-. H she wisl - abe 50
coupiete fhe he.ance ~ Der coDtset WI
TOE Paris company. Nar1e-81z r1s1crs AZ
oa f1os re9arfnz The orieia e the rerveus
ur1strafioa. uhieh sid he fcaaasnsu scr
her illness ore limiting ~ inssrnal aisssn-
.ssax. n 80 c<srnpsaV
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23

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esrassisa Us esaisssiaa i 81 sssas.aess
81 lasaws
NashsF saa s.s.es as bai game to bas
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s. - O. as1 eaf .aid Vets . ~ ass pHl
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Fass eefe i&ikiag Wsnt eat sia g-a the
tetzhel seies Was stickaas aA tf 81
Ws,3d e1lsias th6 a0Qf aud ossue
hAfa a. so NAY eaa4o
- oat w.th nae ; so ihs hsteaet IS laaii
"a tas a&h pen falhei anJ AAis ~rfe
thea qua isluE. aad tea i'ftfos sesf lAaa.
"a zen 3 caule IA shsie lAry were with Tie
L4.chss Is sig snatc1ea ii sat ~ ns aand
AID slfuck father several iiaies al l2s.
kaoekine biW a0Na y aea : sas ehsi
81 4iY Lad dome ] e4aEhl aaa al ilf i.utl aei
aHG lefkc i 8ui oi ais Asuus AMI sir. tlaa
g. NafF lA ihn ga sac heaa eua he is.l p4
fse Aasf ana ! supposed sasl klilvi hIul.
Thea. mother ses.as elst Wat beng 3ons
jun5 "a 0uf of bed screaming. afls hsiens
thought waaf ! .es aoinE Z sirlct aef
tus lnf sis-er. a. that raised up la te4 aai
scftamel aud ! oout know ~hv ala q
hll J struck ler with The hEirhei ana shf
fci BACK Aey wefe al ly4DE aa'tf.
teos ori al mas clothes except ns shIr aud
drssers. fhen pGliea oa Mais panfs
raised hlm Dp snd carried him 1870 fhs
other room An1 p1t AIm into uaF ied.
Aitef that ! went oacK and coi the natru
si end pounded his bead e. - ple @s
ie't mad 81 NetT beeaase ls Aal kiiiel
father. went o. tAe 60 .paoard aud ..ai tbl
batchsr Aniit snd cai s aiys = heas nearly
oi- ben J went hack luto tAs oiatr ru4m
auo sal u0sn. aud J did u0t klon Wlsi 60
10. Thea j thought that D suy oI fse4a
SHOULD t3a= 10 Nie tusH soul1 Say NlIei
IS atY So I ieaa tle butcher knlf1 and gat
their thr8ats 10 make sure work al 81
Then blew oui fhe lamp aud SAT aonn ipf
several hour bar a. iast coaie n9f SieeN
any longer, aud agsia iit tie .anlp and
pgiiins 90 mg ciotbins ran over 81
Asnasiis and lo.d him lbai sofne oae ~ss
at our house Win . haic-et au had bari
D and Na
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23
Their Nam. Didn.t save Them.

NEw YORK. March 22-Charlss NJ. Roths-
child & Co, wholesale notions, 40 White-st..
have failed Attachments on their properly
have oeen obtained oy II. b. Clailin Il Co i,
and other creditors. who sliege intent to
dsirsud The liabilities are about one hun
dred thousand dollars Toe senior partner
was formerly In the lace business at Cincin
natl and IL is said that he wss embarrassed
bv the failure last January Of r R)ths-
child. son & Co.. of that place whose notes
Tor $50 90 were held and endorsed oy the
New York firm. The available assets are
mearre
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23
wAeEwoRKeRS IN THE LEAD.
They Are FIrst To Place Ward Tickets In
the Field

The wageworzess OF the Fifth ward,
those who are supposed 10 endorse the
action CT the Committee of Fifteen met
in caucus Monday night and nominated
candidates FOR ward officers as follows;
Supervisor, Charles 4. Saunders: Alder
man, Jonn james. Constable. Michael Nc
Ewar: Collector. tprOvicing the Office is not
abolished) Enos Page. The nominee for
Supervisor was Sheriff kinneys Under
Sheriff. and is good man for the position.
and the same may be said OF the csndidste
for Alderman. Some ,7geniy or twenty-five
voters we're cast IN the caucus, and al least
three .fourths OF those present were ex-
Greenbackers. The delegates 70 the city
convention are: Enos Psge. John Green
way, Herman l.. Snyder. Ralph Treat and
John BzrTeit-One Republican ana four
GresnbackeFs.
II was not intendei that the result OF the
Fifth ward caucus should be made public
until il should be announced in the city
con venton. but il leaked out yesterday.
last evening caucuses were held in the
Sixth and Seventh wards. but the places Of
meeting were not revealed and tBe result
will probably not be announced until to-
morrow night
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23
THE CHaRTEa ANEN0MENTs
Ds.cuss a Ysstartsy ~ Grand RapsGs
soiss 4F aasisis -Nela Dr...i EXERCISES.

Ds.cu.s a Ysstsrtsy ~ Grand RapsGs
soiss 4f faasiss ,leia,r..si Exercises
tst-t..,- es Ttt tt-t-t-a tla-.e-
LtrsiNa. Isrch z2.-f-e senate Commit
'se 90 Csfno.4fiols h1d an interesting time
ta.s uo-aiag wren the G-lni RL3i1s son.
tingeat e1mp0 "a &c Ads Lauaie-e aad
ssoads-s. r. n Gl5ert. A. J. Stebo.ns
Caas a. Robinson. J. Eissri Earle. Tbos
Nesfer. Geo. W THOMPSON f. r. Uhl and
Arthur 81 is dropped down ol them %
4 lcrss thr' Dttle charter mauer They
~ere al prlEled ior sDse mtklng and ths
CommHtze gave them respectful heariDg
ned A4a c3lsiIs-auou Messrs. Jh. AMI
Gilbert taxed ~ favo~ Of the proposed
amendment art t1e otasrs IN opposition.
TIE caia dsas vas 90 the city lfsa furer-
saio. L-s er--ims0E being flar the changes
made ir .1e Collection Of assessment rolls
would be a nurcsn "a tte people lns'eai OF
a relief. Tn Eeae-al opinion prevails that
tlsCammittas wii fepJ-i uniaeOraolv on
me chasfer aae1dments. as they have been
e. 1aily lllsfei ~ fbs docr1ring Of ug-
Interested ptgtes taat they are now scarcely
re-sxn liable
The aal Of The House o. j. presentativss
Tas eroxled fsli uf isz' sta'or5 aud Capital
emc.9res fais afternoon 40 tbe joint ses-
H1l Of che I. nate ala rne Holse held for
fho gHrp0se 0I paying A tribute % the
itis Atfsfauf tiecerd CO. Robertson. The
lnsno-iai sxere 3ss ver- 3leneg! Wlfh prayer
by Rev. NJ Bsat ater Naich = gee club
gsVs mus czi ssiscfi9u. Eep-ssen atge
Baisa .heu FAD a triei Biography of the de-
Celsed- Eesa 'Irou7 were oiisred By Sen8-
for DsFo ani folioWinF cane eul0g site
specs hes tv Reoreseniatives Manly. Hill
aui Thompson and senators seymour. 0i;d-
.Hrrs rfeI er....nrr nrl taru Mon roe a he
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23
4 s,Ik salssman.. Troubles.

SEw YoRx. March 22-Charses b. Tres
cost. salesman for the Springfield Silk Mills
Company Of Springfield, Mass, was arrested
IN this city today on the charge of em5ez-
ding Slsi5 belonging to the company.
which b. bad col iecte1. He was commit
tel 10 isii IN defsnit Of bail. He indig
nsntly denies his guilt. III. ;. Robinson.
New Iask agent Of the company. says bs
expects to prove fraud in connection with
fesscogts orders - ship goods % -. Arm-
strong e CO. and A. Johnson 4 Co., both Of
Rochester
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23
THE COMMISSIONERS
The President Names fhe Rail-
road Regulars.
TsaRls n CaolH HEADS IfF llsl.
Skeishss o. the Apnoiat6es Sense
Criticism - shs C4pifsi Berauss
. hepabiean Ge;s tha "a
Faee

MAsa1eeroN. March - TIE PIeslaent
has s4a.olnssd ths fo.iexis.g iuiu s,sss
0.maisFas Commissioners 1hos -
cooiee. of Niab.eAa iaz tse tsna q ~
yeses Wis.iase K Morrison of iiIinas taf
tae serm of ass wears Aeesaas ~ehhae
Eaaker ei NeR Aoat f.a shs serf af lear
YEAR Aiasos a Wake. ~ kcr.Aaat o.,
ths ierm oi shfos se@rse Nsllss 4. tssss.
az AlAllams laf the ierw 81 f~o vsats
Judge tlalrs atso e1 -l,onE Elessilsa k - ei4ls
arf 100 well suown 90 call "a naoefess -
neftt
Waiter J. hrseg va blra in AiehzSns
ihit. sai resided ln aIfensa. ffaHl U.s. q
i.ai. Hr Nss eialsied "a Harfsft sfa
fagubnaat 'aa sahpsis ltt bas hafa tte
ias lartaei oi er3.aiaf Narsal. sad ass
bean 're-idest os fhs Alshs8a sisls tsi
raea loHlH.lssiaH.
Aiiaee i WsIE~T i- a Nermoai EnnsbH
car laN eef fs ktar a.a eaa sIasisa iss
with senator iamubas ss hat ssaiea
ne rsilFtaa .iGestlon fsteus Feis a. na.a
1tl ai tls kprlauui ~t4tf ~saHle
AulasfCs ~he8pmaksl a1r born ln iIiff
c0anis n 81 ln lt-- Hha ls s laFguf 81
tr iel pnsttca 9as State heusfe snf
CLOSE fleaa 0i isgFertiaf iiera. ala H isf
At.orafg oenerfi of Nee a8fA. far0s ANY
aireails as 0as acI-fatf f she at0..
ncrait neninaii9a conventions sI $50 1a13
and las4
-. iae aye mamie 1aer Messrs Mar,
gou. $50 afniakF aaa iiI sFs ar. lieHnsahn.
an1 Mssfs Coolies sni Nake hnehh.
cans iuI ts8sF fat aanes ~ s snsfs.
81 aounmakef afa Waller sgert 3. aftasd
llau sas 30 Is i.ei 4e. AnoWu Rae'lsf they
Fit acoepf. hsf li fs oeafKes htf Fi tsn.
sldsfabie oriuessm is iaafIx g. faai N4ao
ilcss shal s 81 uamea t1 iae fiasilsef -
rsi tn fre 'alnulasl1a. t.l Iar iaa affsf
lnE fat ilUtflfs,sea Ifts 4aH eaefaF
power io sfie.i Caaisnlss llala ti.flf 81. IS
Der IT s etaiei faef fle ffasaeat save
JEaFH f1sIef tnp laffft .fra fteln.
l5sgtf his saf fens stIftF taa n
nou lucrative tasa Ais p1essn .fla.nt-
l.stlf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23

= - 'E1E@F-
JAcks8v. Marca zz-eA8ts . 5eofgs A.
Stsseason. a tnis eity. xs.l kno.En 10 tia
africa eirelss znd conspicuous 81 as l9eg
black h4ir. wss ssrieksa wish "a attaek "
aeus.l.aa OF TIE heart today aid Is u q
very prs14ri0as condition. poasl ~ hirs
under The 4uesF TIE ~ -oniY 4 bld
Poster pn1tst come wears sk0 "a fhila-
ieinb.A papsF Drought hla prominently
6<sofs the pGbiic and gave aiui nat.onsl
rsDgfstion aEd isms. lie srots Ehs dFana
~fae Drummer Boy 0f the kappshannock.
i8 y Lleh AZ assumed The star character aac
pisFe,i La al parts 0t the eOslntFy aa1sr The
auspices ef TIE o. A. r. Of which lie Is al
s1zited aud nonored usmbeg.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23
NO MORE DEAD.
Dus some OF the Sufferers by the Buffalo
Eue Very Low.


BUrFALo. March 22.-Up TO a late hour to-
night 40 further deaths OF the injured by
the Richmon hotel IRE have occurred since
that Of Edward Wheeler last night. although
Mrs Mann. wife of one of the hotel pro-
prietors and The two servants. Maggie and
Mary Mulrach. are in very critical condition.
The latter is extremely low. Inflammation
OF the lungs having set in.
Mrs. Mann was not expected 10
survive last night, but this morning sn
improvement was noticed and tnis gave re-
newed hopes. The other sufferers are lm-
proving and one pronounced out of danger.
The agitation IN regard 10 putting the
wires under ground continues 4 copy Of
the bill reported in the Assembly by As
srmblyman Giese of Buffalo, was dis
cussed by the citizens committee. II
was decided that the terms of the bill
are not comprehensive enough and a dis
patch Was sent 20 Senator Mcmillan re
guessing bat the bill be changed so as 70
include cables end other appliance for con-
duciing electricity besides wires and poles.
Citizens are generously subscribing fcr
the relief of those who are suffering rom
injuries or who lost their clothing BY the
tire.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23

WAsuiNGroN. March p. - DR.. Sewers
fears about the President breaking down
physically are not shared bv tae people at
the Executive Mansion, and are ridicuied
by laymen who know snd see the Pre- e.iden.
frequently Colonel Lamont says the Pres
itent taxes "a much exercise . most men
ard does nos weigh IS much as be did when
he trst came TO Washington. The Pres-
dent the Colonel says. sesms 20 be enjoying
perfect hsslth. snd tais statement is corrob-
Grated by people here who ire, uently zee
and converse with the President.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23

I~.E-|||| = - ||-E-t|- 9ft--l
Ssssseo. March p Mrs. j. Ellen
Foster spoke 70 a large audience Al Utley ;
op~fs Hoass lsst evening It is generally
believed that SsSsysO sill give majority
for tas .nendmsnt The dwelling house u
4 6ravss caught ire from a defective fiae
his aliernooa aud vas destroyed Tie
f1fnitare ~as ssved 10 a badly damaged
condition Loss, $50. 40 insurance Henry
kritzeg N4s barred today. The schools were
closed 0lt II respect % the deceased who
ba8 been nlsmoer Of the Board Tor several
te4rs
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23
He Found the Leak.

AT 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon people
in the vicinity Of Campar Place and the Ar
oade were startled by a noise something
like the report Of a young cannon. The re-
port was csused By tie explosion Of gas ia
a room ia the IoTett block over "a Pear'-st
There was icak in the gas pipe iu The
room and thGsoors had been closed 10 sefp
the gas from spreading % other parts oi The
block. The plumber who was employed 20
repai- the pige lighted = match - discoVer
The leak. lie found it aul escaped una.-t.
bat &c vii IA - forts Or hiiy d0Iia-s O. re-
pair damages. Ia tie shaos u bIosea sin
doss ard shattered uiass1
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23

M'rllay ai-ern:a5n tee casuiserrnaid ar
tte LANSING HeuSe was nrah's 70 zss irt0
rsom So. I'D aeeared ~ r 7. Ru.er. sf
Detroit. trsvshu. sa.esns1 ar r. I
buF,ows & ceg patent wire window
screens. sf Fer,ls+.d. Ne This morning The
teor was stl irsksd. 80 . step laider vas
nrofuret. aud looxIng ir BY rda trsnsani
Rattar vss fiuat.l1 1e lviu4 on he ounge
A ssii esF G. etel: sFogni 80 the 1inaow on
tne le''rtes srd r-fu1E nta tie room that
wy fnrt H1tlrf cr.i ~ deeth E- rax
DRESSED even "a rs cvercoat ant near ain
an empy morp2s;1e bottle t1ie the storr
Driak Ves to csese 81 mslancbDlis Which
f,rusd kHiter ,e to axav with himselE H-
eas a We add baoy IN DeGToit. aud a ssh~z-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23
LEAD AND MORPHINE
Causes Two Suicides IA the
Capital City Yesterday.
AlIG TIE GslRIEa lgEAlNEHTs.
Tas Osmpsss- ~ zEhianoa Glove Cor
test Al pefreii-Fisnfg Ftart Sc
carss a I'D cal Ncmination--
Cas-. Csc. A Stevenson 40.


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tJka 1ls -ssn tlea<e'l - . d34oi--aea -
ssnss .laa ia me saa1s ~ Two suicides -0f
..s... s...,...4 ss.f.......4. i. t-.v-lfs.,
i-A'i' 81 4 -it'F, = 's-'-~
Tee nlu4ass orl1f7 o. eiocs taAs i--,fii-
ias Al.f-f.u.a Gl..sfsr.s u,fI. lsf her bed
.. l......i a. f.o-
l4ati4s ser4fei niatft f-t'iis iu--'i ~
t.0n ae r4l.a.. d0Ea ,le l.rl.lia1. closed tie
ia..f. "a .'..t. 80 r...-.t .t. aIs Winch .st ~
-. t....i-
t1- -o 'a' '-N.t
n.a 81 II ran - lle be'i-fat1-u 4oof, and nai-
.ns.. Isele.f sa@ fasl-d - assaalr 90 The
f-.nt der qnere her la1s1rs-. Mr. Emery
flra4 ta- All tEls i1lelure. a neiehb8r
naa...I Porter wAs bal -sn aura stst O.
ta- 1rf.. - s4i isncss 81 4 disrl-5aocs
th.r-. ia ts..l ia a18r 4ui Ras admitted
MA D1rsrer nfsata essiT exc.a. med.
eFsIssr 81 IS p. keG i ass. : la The bedroom
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23

MoRRis H.. March 22-Jp 70 the pres
ent time only four jurors have been accepted
By both prosecution and defense in the trial
of sch wsrix and Wan flr the murder of
BE .ogg Nichols. the Rock Leland RAJ vav
express messenger The couri adjourned
a. ~ oolock today until tomorrow at Il
eio.k IN ortsr 20 sive the sheriff time 10
da has allotted work ~ samn7niag sixtv
more men from The various paris u the
country
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23

CrrsWs us, March The cass OF
Anson T. Storey al the other blood re-
ia.ivss of the lste Wilbur +. Storey =. fbs
widow. Mrs Eureka c. Storey. was today
decides, IN rke Supreme Conrt The decision
of Jatge r. gers. which VAS coma ,ned tv
the Appeliate C81rt, oeicE reversed aod the
case sent back - the lower Court wifh ir-
structions The decision looked upoa a.
virtual triumph Cor 'hs preseas Tor the
hers a. against Mrs Storey.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23

TIE Michigan Wrestler Draws ciaret on
ne B.ookiyn Boy


rssfs sol fse s..t ..~.r-ssrAl1.
nsrso-r, Nsrcb .z3-At the Casino Rink
this evening ths:s vas a grand boxiog
usarnameat aaisg the supervision of
Robert WFighf .hs Detroit trainer and
stheiete. The ch-ef evs1t vas sst-to be-
tween lsck ps0fpsey. the midiie veisht
cesmpion. snd r6amv MscNason. Mehi-
-ans corn lr wrestler. Th3 hss already
0nn h.s sUHGs .ce after is Young Her
fuifs srf in the atnx ol condition. flpmu-
ser saaHa Its u<isl -oot nature and SOP
dorm followed un IN advantage no MATER
aow snlsrens it was Tn tns matter of
ra1nfs tlr whicT the coates. was made
t1e 8fcekirn cor. rf eanrse. bad
fhs hsst 81 ir Nsr Wshon aia
sone nice clsan evrS however. and tck
.s.i -hs rroEs to keaia vhtn hs drew ciaret
Irom Che sbamppn nose in tbe secoRd
rouni Durseys = .es5ing aa1 coruierinz
we're win hs usgtl skiii and 1res sGT lie
Ie' lir'-e.f .a.as esl sufficiently on one 1r
Eve cfe-ie.ous te sa0v wist he vas 1isde 1f
sn1 cse1r'e ~ trrr The erelt Wis weii
stterfes f1d eea estnd and crsai ~ an
e1 .a'is'isn i,r legitimate sport IN Detroit
wlill vas 81 the.vane heretofore.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23
LATE MIcHiGAN SPECIALS.

+. L. Warren, Coldwaier landlord, died
Yesterday.
The STATE Dsntal Association IS in session
a, Ann ArhOr.
bsuj. %. Williams. the irs. white settler
st Owcsso. died IL that village yesterday
sge IS years.
Tue pos offices AZ Long Lake. Grand
Traysrse counly nd Swift, Wayne county,
have been discontinued.
TIE iunersl Of Adiutant General Robert
son took place yesterday afternoon, and the
o'd hero was buried with tall military
h0nOrs.
Fret Newman, at one time prominent in
business. drank bottle OF csroolic acid at
Big K .pids Monday and died Yesterday in
great aLOnv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23

4 dispatch vas rsoeirei here yester3av
morning announcing thst Kelvin Bishop
OF 165 South Prospsc. e. this c.lT. Rad been
run over By q freight tram near 0f 4 ard
killed. Deceased was y years Old and r4ar-
RED. hgi liS not I've With fis wife. he ess
s,lfaethins af a pugfilst snd olfel arresresi
in glove coaiests BIS r8oiber sr8 brother
8iFe here snd tbe rsmains WI - hrou5at
here fof trria. de- ffe ssspiczs o. the
Cirarnaker Iniou. Cf whlcb hs vzs g
xlerr.heT
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23
john Jr. il Married.

PIITsBusG March 22-Iohn A. Logan,
son of the late Senator and Miss Edith
Andrews. daughter of Chsuncey II. An
drews. of Youngstown. o.. were married at
noon today, Al the residence OF the brides
parents A number of prominent people
attended and ibe presents given were very
elaborate and cosby. among which was a
check for 500 900 from the brides father
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23
a STRANGE FREAK OF NATURE.
A Child Born with a Trunk and Head Like
al Elephant.

BRIDGEPoRT. Conn, March 22.-Mrs.
Krettschner, OF this city, recently gave
birth 10 male infant, whose head re-
sembles that of an elephant having short
trunk where the nose should be and the
lips being formed ike those Of tie elephant
The mother was terribly frightened ty an
elephant while visiting the circus last
Winter. The in ant can be red only with q
spoon. The parents permit but lev to see
the unfortunate marst1osity.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23

Cmckeo. March 22-fhe bree -assiefs
concluded their hrst annual convention 50.
day ani adjourned 20 mesi 81 Nes York
. = l5 iess TIE meeting after coneasr
able discussion. adopted feseIuuua rs She
sci thar = register al aH 5000 uea he
kept irrespective ~ whether taey weft
union of non-union men. and - cmp eF
none other laan c3mpieat wsrtaen faa
dglesate, visited & brewery iais alieru98l.
and tonight attended, lansaei 81 3fanl .
Hail
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23
Henxx In..es of Cafflr.

ST. PAUL. MINI, March IA dispatch
from Bozeman, MT. says: The cattle losses
have been heavy. Some large herds have
been reduced 90 per cent. The snow is
rapidly melting under the influence of the
Chinook the green grass is reappesring
and tEe clttie are now doing well. The
average loss ot cattle during the season will
not exceed . per cent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23
Grani,nlIe.. Cen,rlbntlea.


GaASpvILLE. March 22-Caucus time Is
near a1a Clint Shoemaker and GodNia viii
put on The gloves for victory. Both feel
conhtent.-A new school house IS 70 be
built 4 miis south Of the village
Caldwell nas a fun stock " c.se and hogs
ia bis market. t.-Mrs. John Kemp = re-
covering from an illness which aas confined
Der % the house al Winter. Mrs. Carrie
Ellsworth VII leave sOon for tho north.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-23
CEDAR spring. cailins..

ttls -Asst 50 Aft tt-t-et&rar~s-a-
CEusH SPEIsss. March ely esierday
Was a very hne Spring like day aud all four
0f the churches were well attended. A
handsome and fragrant butson-hoie 0oqnet
worn b. " T. Skinner the genial basso IN
lns Baptist choir proved quite al aiIrac-
ti0a. aad gained the general admiration Of
the congregation.
The rGLE8RAN HERALD has larger sub
scripfi0n iist IA Cedar Springs than al other
q Faad Rspits daiiies com Oined.